What is the penalty for lack of control when returning to the bar during a cast on Level 4?

In Level 4 gymnastics, when a gymnast performs a cast on the uneven bars, it is essential for them to demonstrate control throughout the entire skill, especially during the return to the bar. A lack of control is characterized by actions such as swinging back with a significant loss of balance or failing to land solidly on the bar.

The established penalty for such a lack of control during the return to the bar is up to 0.10. This is a specific guideline within the Level 4 judging criteria, reflecting the importance of maintaining body control and precise execution. A penalty of 0.10 signifies that while control is important, the deduction is relatively minor compared to more severe errors in a gymnast's routine.

The other penalty amounts represent deductions associated with different types or severities of errors, making it crucial for judges to accurately assess the gymnast's performance based on the skills executed and the presence of control.